Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
In this stream clip, I, Azehara, talk about the growing number of smaller VTuber and creator accounts on Twitter/X publicly announcing that they will block anyone who uses AI art or AI tools, often framing it as a moral stance. I discuss the irony of creators with relatively small followings deliberately shrinking their potential audience on a platform whose biggest value for VTubers is networking, discoverability, promotion, and audience growth. Regardless of where you stand on the AI art controversy, if your goal is to grow as a VTuber, turning every disagreement into another block might be working directly against the reason you're using social media in the first place. This clip looks at VTuber Twitter culture, AI art drama, social media growth, creator networking, and why constantly morally grandstanding online may not be the best strategy for building a successful VTuber brand.
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Stream Link:
youtube.com/live/KjGXaHWDD14
In this stream clip, I, Azehara, talk about the growing number of smaller VTuber and creator accounts on Twitter/X publicly announcing that they will block anyone who uses AI art or AI tools, often framing it as a moral stance. I discuss the irony of creators with relatively small followings deliberately shrinking their potential audience on a platform whose biggest value for VTubers is networking, discoverability, promotion, and audience growth. Regardless of where you stand on the AI art controversy, if your goal is to grow as a VTuber, turning every disagreement into another block might be working directly against the reason you're using social media in the first place. This clip looks at VTuber Twitter culture, AI art drama, social media growth, creator networking, and why constantly morally grandstanding online may not be the best strategy for building a successful VTuber brand.
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Stream Link:
youtube.com/live/KjGXaHWDD14
